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ngày 31 tháng 1 năm 2023
Architects, artists, cave enthusiasts and couples under 40—don’t miss a stay at this unique property. For the rest of us, well, there are issues. If you have asthma or allergies, stay away. The caves are naturally musky and the hotel uses very strong fragrance sprays to mask it. If your sight isn’t great, it’s a challenge. Again, it’s a cave, and there’s only one light source. In my room, the one light source was a windowed wall that people walked by and could easily see into. My option was to draw the drapes for privacy but be in darkness except for the sexy, but dim “boutique” lighting provided. I found it claustrophobic. And last but not least, the bathroom. Yes, preserve the integrity of the cave walls, but maybe insulate the shower with plexiglass so the mold isn’t so visible and encroaching. And better ventilation is desperately needed, especially the bathroom area. Sleeping in a cave is an experience, if you’re up to it. And I believe Il Palazzotto is at the top of the category. I did love the sitting area outside my room (#6) and took advantage of it. The lobby was stunning; the wines excellent. Shout-out to the exceptionally helpful Danila. But whether you stay in a Sassi hotel, or choose just to visit the area, Matera is a must-see. You’ll never forgot it.
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